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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

Why It u . Family Name Among
the BradshaWs.

'It's such an odd. old-fashioned
name" and Grace Bradshaw. the
young mother. strokod the silky hair
Of the baby in her lap. whose future
cognomen was under consideration
a know il a." asscnscd Grandma
Bradshaw. .sbut for four generations
the eldest son IN the Bradshaw family
has been Welcome. my husband and
my son have borne Il and l confess Il
= very pleasant name To me-
II CAT say - much" with . half
laughing pout II like my Welcome :
god deal bcsssr than do he name; and
ifIhad not liked him very much should
never have consented 70 become Ars
Welcome Bradshaw for life, that I con-
sidened real test Of affection"
Honey. cld-fashioncd names -
you call them" replied the old lady.
~wcre more common when ! Wa
young. 90 perhaps l did not think %
much about them. My grandfather
was Increase, and had an Uncle Lib
erty. and an Aunt Silence. while among
our neighboss Wa Frccgrace Apprigh'
and Pardon Brown and Prudence
Dcty; and 20 my mind they sound inst
- well as Gland and Maud, and Lily
Bell. and Charles Mortimer. and io
Of ncw-fashioned names you hear now
But did you ever hear how WELCOME
came to be family name among ths
Bradshawsr'
"why. no; supposed y jso hap
pcncd."
III you never did. l will have 70 tel
JON he story - my husbands mcthc
told 3 to me-" and Grandma BRADSHAW
wiped her glasses and carefully count
che stitches in the baby's sock she "a
knitting. before she resumed: ''WhcI
che Bradshaws first came 70 this coun
Try from England. thay settled !
Stanbcrry, MasA. and it was there ths
Asher Bradshaw. the only son and hei
d Genus Bradshaw. was horn and gre
- manhood The Bradshaws had %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

Counter-currants-Dried ones
A vexed QUESTIONABLE you mad
Highly imaginative--Thc distance %
the NOON
Check-mated-A marriage between
children Of bankers
Breaches Of promise-Little five-yesr
old's fivst pantaloona
A bonc-isIon-A person convicted Of
robbing grave
Doing business jointly and sevsr-slly
"A copartnership Of surgsonA
when vessel is sailing - IRISH
Sea, she may be said 70 have sn Irish
wake.
Chicago Is : great sheep market n
abounds in s.crookA" and people are
:. ilceced" there every day.
Some one asks for the number OF fee'
| IN each lice Of The Rhymes OF the
Rail- We suggest two-TramP's feet
detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17
HUMOROUS.

A policeman always looks blue
American Commercial Troveler.
old Lady-"How often does this
elevator come down" Elevator Boy
Between up-trips. ma'am
-He-..what are you thinking OFF,
Nothing He absent mind
edfy)--- rv- a.ss~- It'd BITS.
DO all the jokes about restaurant
pie come under the classification Of
..Humors OF the Stomachf"- Merchants
Traveller.
In the Criminal Court Lawyer
my client your Honor, in killing his
victim, had lost his head" Judge
..Not Jet. but he willr'
A young lady in Summerdale i %
very tender-hcarts1. that she refuses 70
pare the potatoes for her mother She
says she Is afraid she might injure their
eyes.-Drake's Travdlers' Mcgoss~e.
IT bothers the man who has earned
success b faithful. honest brainy
work to hear his friends say among
themselves: What an internally lucky
fellow Jack sr'-Jour,s0l Of Edscotiop-
Customer TO photographer)-"l
don't think the picture does me Jus
tice." Photogrsplkr-'My dear sir. 4
photography did justice = every one
who has his picture taken. the art
would soon grow unpopulsE. "-cA'oo-
90 Adr0nce.
What She la
Nv love Il not n angel
win thoughts On heavenly scsneA
shes lust . common Boston girl
And dotes On pork and beans-
-Sonerwlle Journal
-"You put your foot in u nicely 70
,ioht" said Mra Sweetspeech. How
"a thatP" asked her husband
{ ..When you told MrA Fourthly tha'
Won were sure her husband would nev
er 20 the way he sent other people.
..Ws,l. and what Of thate" why
\ her husband i preacher" 'Grea
b Scott! I Thought he was : sheriff IN
Burdcfte.
: Minister OF Kirk. Glasgow-"I IN
. ierstand. deacon. that the church cas
pet i being ruined BY The water drip
8 rirc from umbrellas" Elder Goode-
e ayes. minister. and something has =
Z BE- done" why not have rack II
the vestibulc and leave the umbrella
there instead Of carrying them 70 n
&C seatsp'' I'm afraid il would spoil tn
y ,olemnity Of tAs benediction." 10
q tbink soY' yea minister; ever
o. body would want 70 be hrst out to g
n the best oncA"
= -.why, Harry" said : lady to
= small boy who was crying in the street
y ..whats the matterP ''Mcthe
4. whipped mer' groaned tho boz
n .What fore'' "'Cause ! fell IN a
river aud got wet" ~well. don
en- YOU think you deserved hr No.
is don't I came purity near getts'
~ drowned, and Il | had, then wouldn
n ,he s-cried her eyes outf and just 2
H. cause didn't an come home It,
pr- vet she gives me . whippin'. 70
% line TIL drowned. and teach her no
q 70 treat ! Observation-Disclosures
| I>d0er.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

JASPER
rue ALPHAoEr ILLUSTRATED.
/. - Apple. Hsv ANAL boys delight
a sssnd round - sppIs md beg Cor bitsi
The Apple o
- ssosrr~ ssse money. How base y ~ sim'
the Hall o
j y, Gun. when rs nlled WITH hot ~
ne women gossip = They're ioaa
besu-ho.
the Cup. ~
= ! sor polar A Dollar, you know.
round. That's the reason n rolls away a
The Dollar. 3
=. a. go. his laid BY hen.
when fresh. son and cracked u resembles
some men
The E&g-
:. a, Fishhook. This fishermen prizA
rssey had no nsh-hook they couldn't tel lea
The Fishhook.
= !. FOR Goblet Some people, alas.
C. very red noses Who gaze N this siase
The Goble. Z
- a torhand- Hand costs los
syseu some other fellow can rake In the pot
The Hand -
N. az rc,~,e. Like poor joke.
~ point Is transparent and easily oroka
The Ic:cle. v
. !. a, Jsckssrsws. This little game serves
~ strenrfhen your patience and steady your
The Jackssraws. llI
:. a. Kew. 'Tis whis- key that iocks
1-he door Of . prison as tight As . box
The Key. O. ;,
The lines they have written were Dropped q
sfsh-
us for Marbles They have % Dc small :.
or else little boys couldn't shoot en- q ~
The Marbles 5000
a FOR Note II makes one feel blue
70 know that tomorrow there's one 'siiine
due
The Note. 10. u:
0s,~ Orange. An orange farm psys
ne sellers. The buyers but mortgage
The Orange. o
p.,or poker Your nosherin-lAw
should give you the poker e evev 20
"drsv."
the Poker. o.,
ostor question rrs. question me pop;
The question
Rstor Ring The ring We uke oeA
49,
The Rins. o
sssicr stars they All scintiI'ase true
And. pardon the iestnut men Gin al Ia
The ssar~ ssss
Tsior Tacss. When n ey go in your heel
An income tax heavy you probably feel
The Tacks. TIT
o. an Umbrella we're betting AGENT
That some vii 50 u 4 ussdup and ie'
The Umbrella I
vsavniain villain = bad
And ought % b wAiioped ceoh dsy ~
dad
n. villain &
VISOR Worm lion Sunday RS dus
Il goes with rshpole. man and tug
The Worm q
xfor Example in algebra stands;
hpuxzies our brains ill our forencaS
pands.
The Example, A-Y-cx8-x
Ysior Yacht. Hold HEngland you know
Sends over his yachts and 70 take 'er
me Yacht. -
~ for ziezag. Some men who set tight
Know all about zigzags and walk en- q NJ
The ZigzAg-
II C. Dodge. u Derok Pro- Lrss
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Tn % afraid shall b late So'
Rupert
Helen Goodbye! Baby will bs
awake in another hftecn minutes Il you
could only stav.-PkiAp H. WsLah y
Puck
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heien-ies; you Know ne qu.
four months old now. ! wish no would
wake up. l.
Louise-So he is-aren't they too
sweet any wayP Rupert has two teeth.
vou know. L
49, ~ 49,. -, ~ crazy for
- u 49, q. .hough, I Ill
~'y - s.a.,,
one ses'e'usy' oa' "1's. -. p...
Lou'se-on. o. cou's" mo- A.P
was six months OLD before ne CUT ms
first tooth.
Helen-was he! I'm sure Baby will
do better than tnat; MS gums ieei
really hard
Louise-Oh, kuperts were nard' too'
for fully two months before the tooth
appeared
Helen-Were theys How disap-
pointing!
Louise-Oh, yes; i was such an
event the day We discovered the little
white pearl sticking through! 1 nan
been out. and
iielen-Oh. do 50 hope J shall hnd
Baby's tooth nrst-
Louise-And when ! came in. the
dear little fellow looked up ana cooed
50 sweetly.
Helcn-Baby r. beginning 70 know
me, too.
Louise-Ihat coulan val. 70 ny
aside my wraps. but snatched him up
and began, as usual, to
| Helen-Baby just loves to bury his
nose in my seal-skin sacque. put y
on sometimes In the mouse Just 70 ie'
him enjoy it.
Louise-To feel in bis mouth Tor the
tooth
Helen-My nurse has me ruo my
thimble over the gums every day
Louise-And fancy my delight 70
encounter a hard substance
Helen-You know the gold can not
possibly hurt him.
Louise-Oh. no; and 1t relieves ku-
pert's gums 50 much. dear little soul
He Is teething 50 hard. now!
Hclen-Baby seems very restless
when am giving him his bath. think
/ Il i his teeth.
Louise-very likely. Rupert never
cries when bathe him ! give him |
good meal. and
Helen--Oh. Louise-why Baby !
never bsthed until half an hour ate
; be is fed.
j Louise (impressivcly)-My dear. yo'
, must stop that at once! MY book
= "Advicc TO Young Mothers" says
: child should never be bathed Will
5 hungry.
5 Helen-Oh. but you know Docto
4 Mollycoddle. in his Nursery Talks,
Il expressly prohibits bathing child Q
e full stomach
d neutrality-suspicious. Is the best teacl
At er. and Rupert is nine months old, ar
Is always fed before his bath
e Helen--Oh. could never think
=, such : ching. kaby might have GO
n vulsion'
=. Louise should oe mucn me-
- afraid q rupert going ii'o .o"'
}" sion from over-fatigue ana resSessne
's 4 he wero bathed wnen nunsry
y. Helcn-oh' don tnink % Pa
/" Y rs good as little ki'sen' M"ay
ne Louise-So = super. o ~
~ got 70 cnange my nurse
pc Helen-N nat p'ty' "ine = :"
III relient one.
,as Loulse-W ell. MarssFe' |. 80 80
rs good many things; put 80 ca'e'''s'
80 san no' Pu. ~ ~..n 80 .,.h;r
lor Helen-Eiixaoetn heeus ~s.o"."
Of course; sne iosgot % Pu' =
ne the crib sheets nsli - nou' 80
W Baby was put 70 osulss' n,k"
ny Lcuise-Why' iounu 'hs emp
. ture Of me nursery sesen'y on
20 grees on MONDAY : neeel a''o"
~ above or below seventy vs -,
inc Helen-Don your o 49,
~ coddle favors s'xt!-eisn' ueg.ess.
as Louise-My oook recommends n
Nc ty degrees. Marga.e' = eaie'ess -
otner things. 80 - -,
ess Helen-ElizaDe on tne WI
IN suits me very wen.
y
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1t may be new TO many that inc
word "sarcophagus' means literally
flesh-cater. and YVES applied TO cofnns
from the peculiar kind Of stone o.
which the ancient Roman collins were
made. This stone Is supposed to have
been species Of limestone, and r y
claimed had the property necessary
entirely to consume . body with the
exception Of the teeth, In forty DAYS;
hence the name. Chicago Tunes.
The Emperor Of Japan has been
making tour Of the chief cities Of ms
kingdom. At Osaka the authorities
presented him with handsomely en-
crossed copy q the census q the in
habitants Of the city. one Of its inter
csting features being that out q Sis'VOe
| people rs were over eighty years q
are. -Dcfroit Free Press.
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army. and counted disloyality 70 MS
Sovereign as almost sin against nign
Heaven; and Squire Bradshaw held
with equal tenacity. that 70 stand lot
the defense Of the Colonies was tnc
supreme duty Of . patriot; while
Asher. when the alarm sounded from
Concord. FASTENED to don the CONT
mental uniform and gather his fellow
townsmen into accompany.
..During these stirring events ne had
seen but little Of Mercy; but the scPar-
alton only made her the dearcr. and ne
fcas that he could not 50 out 70 danger,
and Il might be to death. without
speakinc the words Of which his heart
was fun. So. one May evening NJ
walked up TO the door Of the red-braci
house. between the bordering rows Q
pr;nl then starry with the white bios
SONS. and lifted the carved bras
| knocker on the great door. and "a
shown through the long hall wains
coted in oak. and with floor and stair
vaxcd and polished 70 almost marble
ike smocthness and brilliancy. into th
parlor where Mercy Cuthbertscn. In
pale blue lustering. sat u her spinnei
| And 20, with the scent Of Trim and \
lac coming in 1t the window. and 81
portraits u The proud old Cuthbcr'
sons looking coldly down on him froI
the walls, Asher Bradshaw told n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
Church Services--SundaY.

M. Z. Church-Preaching at u p.
NJ. by Rev. w. J. Sharps.
Ely. Lutheran Church-PreachIng
at u p. NJ. by Rev. G. w. w. Amick
Garrett Memorial pres. Church
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and u p. NJ. by
Rev. John S. FOulk.
st. Peters, misunderstanding
every Sunday at 10f O'Clock A. NJ,
except the second Sunday of each
month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER NISI.

In the matter of the estate of Ezekiel Tot
ten, deceased, VS.. George w. Merrill
Admir-, d. b. n.
No. 1873 Admr. in the Orphans Court for Gar
rett county.
1t is hereby ordered by the Orphans Court
for Garrett county, Maryland, this 10th day
of September, 1887, that the sale of part of
the real estate of Ezekiel Totten, deceased, as
made by George w. Merrill, Admir- d. b. H., to
$. l. Townshend and others. be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there
of be shown on or before the 18th day of Octo-
Der. 1887, provided a copy of this order be
inserted In some newspaper published in
Garrett county, for at least three consecutive
weeks on or before the 10Th day OF October
next.
The report shows the amount of sales to be
S330.00.
SAMUEL LAWTON, Register.
True copy-Test:
9243 SAMUEL kAwToN, Register.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24

An infant child of Edward
Grimm, of Oakland, died Saturday
last.
Bishop Paret, of the Episcopal
church, was in Oakland Wednesday.
He was the guest of DR.. e. III. Bart
lett.
Samuel p. Specht, of McHenry,
sent to this office last week a tomato
which weighed two pounds and six
ounces.
Married, at Deer Park, on Sep
TENDER 10th, by Rev. w. E. George.
Wilmer Collins and Mary Bennett,
both of Garrett county, Nd.
Mr.. Marshal w. Crane, of Terra
Alta, w. Va, died Thursday morn
ing after short but painful illness,
Deceased was married to the eldest
daughter of s. L. Townshend, Esq,
of Oakland, last December.
-Sincell g. Sincell, at Casteel's old
meat market, are prepared to furnish
customers with the finest Beef, Nut
ton. Veal, Pork, Sausage, Fresh
Fish, &c., &C.. that the market
affords. at the lowest possible figure.
Married, Sept. 9th. 1887, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, at
Eglon, Preston county, w. Va, by
Rev. w. Y. Cline, Mr.. NJ, e. Feath-
err, of Oakland, and Miss Alniira E.
Werner. The happy couple are
now boarding at the Commercial
House in Oakland. They have our
best wishes for success and happiness
through life,
Court adjourned Monday, after a
session of seven days. The Grand
Jury was discharged on Saturday.
The court appointed Mr.. a. j. Harne
Crier, rice VIM. Smouse, resigned on
account of failing health. Mr..
Smouse has heen good officer, AMI
we believe that the appointment of
Mr.. Harne gives general satisfaction.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

State VS.. Fike. Assault with intent to kill.
Verdict for assault and battery. Fined 50 and
costs. Veitch for State. PeddicOrd Tor ira
We user.
State VS.. Wiseman for violation of Local
Option Law. Jury trial. Verdict guilty.
Fined $3.50 and costs. Neitch for State. Ham
i'll q Semmes for defendant. There was a
number of other cases against the party for
the same charge, and in default of the pay
ment of fine and bond in other cases, was
sent to Jail.
State VS.. William Grimm. Ten indictments
for violating Local Option Law. Pleaded
guilty in five cases. snd fined $500 00a and costs.
In default of payment of fine. was sent to
Jail. The other five cases were stetted.
state VS.. VIM. Bray. Charged with killing
deer out of season. Tried before the Court
and adiudged not guilty. Veitch for State.
PcddicOrd for defendant.
state VS.. Hanson b. Friend. Same charge.
Case stetted by the State. Veitch for State.
Hamill for defense.
State VS.. Whittier. Violation of Local OPP
ton Law. Four cases. Pleaded guilty in two
cases and fined Sl20 and costs. The other two
cases Stetted.
State VS.. David Warwick. Assault with in
tent to kill. Jury trial. Verdict Of assault
and battery. Fined $50 and costs. Neitch
for State. Peddicord for defense.
State VS.. Same. Same charge. Jury trial.
Verdict not guilty. Neitch for State. Peddi-
cord for defense.
State VS.. Stahl. Five indictments for vio-
lating the Local Option Law. Pleaded guilty
in two cases and fined 800 and costs. and in
default of payment of fine was sent 10 Jail.
The otherthree cases stetted. Neltch for State.
state VS.. Combs. Seven cases Tor violating
Local Option Law. Pleaded guilty in four
cases, and fined $3.50 and costs, and in default
of payment of fine was sent to Jail. The other
three cases Stetted.
State VS.. Brant. Eight cases for violating
Local Option Law Pleaded guilty in four
fined default
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
MARYLAND Sunday School Union.

This noble old institution has again
issued its annual appeal to the Sun
day Schools of Maryland. 1t is
hoped every Sunday School in Gar
rett county will respond to the ex-
tent of its ability. Our schools are
not, as a general thing, blessed with
large means. but each can do little.
and the aggregate would materially
assist in carrying on the Unions i'm
portant work. Mr.. w. ID. Hoye is
vice President for Garrett county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
Or. McGlynn Talks to Protestants.

B New YORK, Sept. 2O.-Rav. DR..
McGlynn made an address before the
New York Association of Methodist
Preachers yesterday, morning which
1asted an hour aud a half and was lis
tened to by five hundred ministers
and others. DR.. McGlynn referred
to his accommodation "for preach
the Christianity | was brought up
in" and after referring to the pecu-
liar position in which he found him
self in facing body so distinctively
representative of the Protestant re-
.ligion, he presented the Henry
George land theories, and defended
them as representing the cause of hui
manity. When the speaker had con-
cluded gentleman offered a resolu-
ton of thanks to DIR. McGlynn for
his ''able, eloquent and instructive"
address, and wishing him God
speed in his efforts to diffuse. the doc
trine of the fatherhood of God and
the brotherhood of man." This Gre
'ated great confusion, and after tur-
bulent scene, which one Clergyman
characterized as resembling a beer
garden, the resolution was amended
by clause that allowed the men,
bers to reserve the right of individu-
sal opinion concerning the land theor-
Jss, and adopted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
Picnic

There will be picnic held in the
grove near the celebrated Boiling
Spring, at McHenry. Md, on Satur-
day, Oct. 1, 1887. Plenty of refresh
ments will be on the grounds. Also
good music will be in attendance.
Come one, come all, and have a good
time before the winter closes in.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
Deer Park.

The population of Deer Park -
growing "small by degrees" The
hotel band has left but the hotel
will remain open until Oct. 1st, SO
report says, for the few sensible
guests who appreciate the beauties OF
an autumn in the mountains.
Vice President SDencer's family
returned to Baltimore last week, but
most of the occupants of the other
cottages are still here.
Mrs. E. j. Roberts, of Brooklyn,
who has been spending some time
with relatives in Deer Park, returned
home Monday morning.
The Union Sunday School of Deer
Park will soon have a library OF 80
volumes of the very best books. The
funds were raised by an ice cream
festival given o few weeks aga by
the ladies Interested ia the school,
and supplemented by some private
donations very kindly bestowed.
The Band of Hope met on Satur-
day the 10TH inst. The exercises
were particularly interesting, as, in
addition to the regular proceedings,
some very nice vocal music was fur
nished by visitors who kindly vol
unteered to assist. Mr.. III. Ii. Van
Meter, of Mt. Lake Park, and Rev.
Whitaker, of Frostburg, were ilses.
ent and entertained the company
present with interesting and appro-
pirate remarks.
Mr.. j. l.. Latta. of Newton, Mass,
with his family, will spend the WIN
teri in Deer Park. particularly for
the benefit of his health. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. will be quite an addition to
our social circles here, as they take
an active interest in all that tends to
make our community prosperous
one.
Mr.. F. s. Landstreet is improving
rapidly after his long aud serious ILL
ness.
Mrs. A. G. Lott, and Miss Lave
MIA Haulenbeek are visiting friends
in Fairmont, w. Va.
Mrs. Lucy Anderson, of Indiana,
is guest of Mrs. G. w. HauIenbeck.
Miss Mamie Woodruff, of Chicago,
will be in Deer Park for short time
this week on her way to Washing
ton, d. c., where she will spend the
next year, IN the study of vocal and
instrumental music.
Miss Matilda DrOege returned to
Baltimore to-day after spending her
summer in Deer PARK with her par
ents.
Rev. Tamblyn, of the M. E.
Church, preached his farewell ser
mon last Wednesday might, and has
left to attend conference. Mr.. Tam
blyn made friends here and will be
gladly welcomed back if he should
be returned.
Miss DeGolin, of New York, an
artist of considerable note, is visiting
Mrs. s. B. EIkins and has made Il
number of sketches of our surround
ings. ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
LOCAL N EW S.
LODGE MEETINGS.

OAKLAND LODGE, /. o. G. T., meets in
Sturgiss' Hall every Tuesday night.
LOCAL BRANCH, No. IS, of the Iron Hail.
meets in same Hall LIST and 3dSaturday nights
of each month.
ALTA LODGE, No. 574, X. OIL, meets in
same Hall I'd and 4th Thursday nights Teach
month.
SHEALTIEL LODGE, No. l22, 1. o. OF,
meets in Legge's Hall every Monday night.
PATMOS COUNCIL, No 1856, A. L. of H,
meets in same Hall LIST and I'd Thursday nights
of each month.
The Y. NJ. C. A. of Oakland meets in the
Pritchard Building Friday night of each week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
More Building.

A new residence is being erected
on Mill street by Mr.. 2. Conner, De
Corsey BOlden being the contractor.
Mr.. Daniel E. Offutt also proposes
to erect residence on the same street
this fall, and a large business house
on Main street. Mr.. Fleckenstine is
making preparations for the erection
of large addition to his residence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed, appointed by the County Commissioners
OF Garrett codnty, to view lands through
which the road petltioned for by John II.
Sanders. j. W. Baker and others is to pass,
beginning for the same at Yough bridge,
where the road from Huttons intersects the
Oakland road, and running thence, east
wardly with the line connecting Hughes and
Fahey lands, and Fahey and Mansfield lands,
and through the lands of the latter. to and
with the Shafier and Baker lines, thence
through the Swan property, to intersect the
West Union road at or near KelleY's Red
Gate on said Road, and examine whether the
said pettiOned road should be located, will
meet on the premises on the 18th day of Octo-
Der. 1887, for such purpose, and to examine
whether the public convenience requires the
said location of said petitioned road, and if
so to locate the same, and perform their duty
in the premises.
DANIEL CHISHOLM,
J. 4. BOWERS,
FRANCIS MARTINI.
9l75 Examiners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-24

BY ana by. when we have pure
elections in Maryland, and particu-
larly in Baltimore, and can be sure
of convention of the best and wis
est men, with fair representation of
both parties, we can talk about a
new Constitution. This year, and
for years to come, we must vote
against it for the safety of the State,
the taxpayers and Judiciary, and
because we hope to be able still to
punish election rascaIs under this
C0nstitution.-HdgerStOlCp Herald.